New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-13
UEDDINGS.

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UEDDINGS
number of fashionable weddings took place yestet
day. In the afternoon Miss Amy Galatin. daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs Frederic Gallan, married at the home
OF her parents No. $40 Fifth to Rowland PelL The
service took place in the parlors, the 200 In.
ved guests filing the adjoining OF both the brides
house and that OF her aunts Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry.
which is connected with it. The bride .
white satin gown with court train and point
lace veil She was given away by her
father. There were six brdesmaids-Miss Florence
scheeliD Miss Caroline Duer. Miss Annie Murray, Miss
Anna Sands Miss Morris and Miss Rhineander. re
cepon to over guests held after the ceremony
There was an elaborate display OF flowers and
tunes The guests included Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge T.
Gerry, Mrs. W. II. Pe, Mr. and Mrs. Goelet, Mr.. and
Mrs william Rhinelander Mr. and Mrs. Schiefeln. Miss
scheelin Charles d. Dckey the Misses Dickey, Charles
d. Dickey, jr Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, Miss Van
Rensselaer, Miss Sallie Hewitt Miss Hewitt, Miss Ham,
mersley, j. Hooker Hammersley, the Misses
McKim, the Misses wees, the Misses
Parish, the Misses Ogden. Amory S. Carhart T. j
Oakley Rhinelander Matthew A. Wilkes, Mrs william
T. Isein, Mr. and Mrs. William Kent. Mrs. John Kane.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ladenberg. Mrs. Bradley Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parish, jr. Miss Leroy. Miss Law
renee, Miss Livingston, Miss Hoffman. Miss Johnston.
Miss Maude Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs H. Victor Newcomb, Miss Edith Newcomb.
Miss Maude Rowland. Miss Charlotte Pell.
j. Leslie Cotton Philip Livingston Temple
Bowdoln Mr.. and Mrs. George 8 Bowdoin; Miss Bow
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Heck
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane, Mrs Robert v. No
Kim, Miss Post Mr. and Mrs. Walker Breese Smith. Mrs
Git. the Messrs. Cutting. Egerton L winthrop Miss
Kitty Winthrop. Egerton l. Winthrop. jr. William Cru.
s. Webb. Mr. and Mrs George Henry Warren it,, Miss
Warren, Mr. and Mrs. s. Sands. Mr. and Mrs. FREDERICK
nS I James sa OTIS Miss Otis aud WoTtSngon White
house.
At the homo Of the brides mother No 80 West Fifty.
Or a hs is A wa
Henry schmelzel OF this city The Rev. Dr. william NJ
boxsr Of and was BY oS The
bride wore gown OF white fale FRANCHISE with front
v-shaped, and veil OF iue was worn: The bouquet
OF Cornea Cook roses The brides sister acted az
valencennes lace Edward James Gies. brother OF the
bride the pest man, and the ushers were Irving
Jackson and Messrs. Laimbeer and Zabriske supper
and reception were given after the ceremony.
At the home Of the brides parents No 81 Mount Nor:
Colonel and Mrs Alexander Ketchum married Irv
nS resd the q
away her father wore rich imported dress OF fawn
and serpent blue velvet with hat to match She carried
bouquet OF pink aud sapphire earrings and
orenc eI and ay ee
Smith, brother OF the bridegroom was the best man and
John j. Iapham, Abram wakeman, jr, and Edgar K
Bourne over three hundred guests were present and
attended the reception.
Miss Johnston, daughter OF Mrs. W. W. Johnston.
married to Frank L. Montague ut the Church Of
the Heavenly Rest reception was held arterward a.
There was large company assembled in the Church OF
the Incarnation at $3.50 p IN. Miss Minnie knowlton.
daughter OF Mrs A. p. knowlton, was married " W. IL
Young There was no reception
King daughter OF Mr. and Airs Vincent King to Albert
Hilton Of ef Mi ssn aSa:b a. No. no East
Dsmarest and Frank Whittemoie at tho Langham, aad
Of Miss Hunt and Arthur "hitiock.
nrettv Wedding occurred in Christ Church. at Clinton
and Harrison sta. Brooklyn. at The
a ana was dscked with flowers A large
woCn s.usssr on Mr. a and Mr.. pride Edward
Weleh. and the bridegroom was Alonzo Wilder Pollard
M soS M s fss ssrss Among
and Mrs charles, Denny. Mrs. NJ Raymond. Mrs.
william na M hsag' Alden Weir Miss Cleveland and
Meichor A breakfast served after the wedding at
the home OF the brides parents, No. 44s Henry-st
wedding took place last night in the Church Of the
married to DIT Calvin Thayer Adams The bride wore .
Of white satin and carried bouquet Of White rose.
George Julian. JEANNE Adams and Edith p Ludlam.
Farley Serormed the ceremony after which there was
recepton at the homo of the brides mother, No. 1855
Amityst
Foster T. Backus who First Assistant District At
torney under General Can, was married last evening
Miss Maud ThorDurn, at No ii Clifton place, Brooklyn
The Rev Dr. George Il. Reed performed the ceremony.
Only Immediate friends were present.
The Bergen Avenue Reformed Church Jersey City
Ueigl "a was Of large wedding last evening"
Miss Jessie Percy, daughter OF Mrs. Robert Percy,
The Rev Cornelius Brett performed the ceremony Tho
bridesmaids were Miss Percy and Miss Percy sisters
of the BRIDE and Miss Brett and Miss Apgar The ushers
were j. f. Brett s. Lothrop Fowler. f. Mcbride George
r. Percy Mahlon Apgar Jr. g. Drayton and Marcus b.
Coughlin Louis j. Apgar brother OF the bridegroom.
acted as best The bride wore ivory white gros
grain silk with court train trimmed with duchessc lace
BETHLEHEM, Penn, April IL tSpeciaD.-In the Nora
Wan Church this evening Miss Benegna Magdalene do
schweinitz daughter OF Edmund do Schwenitz senior
Bishop of the Church In America. married
TO Franklin Henry Drummer. OF Bethlehem. Tho Rev.
Charles b. schultz was tho officiating clergyman
GRADUATES OF THE OPHTHALMIC COLLEGE,
The thirtyfh annual commencement exercises OF the
New York ophhamc Hospital and College. took place
night at Twenty thirdst and Thrda The officers and
professors OF institution and others had
platform President Thomas smith referred In his opening
Dr LeboId the surgeons OF the college who
was perhaps. greatest In that line America
,cnts Treated last year IL with 675 hs
wear before hospital had its dsposai
Inc work could extended aud he pointed out thai the
cost treating patient I'm the hospital including every
Henry O. Houghton. Dean the Faculty deliv
cred address, behalf Of the faculty. The Dr. En-
McChesney spoke OF the relations between and
be conflict between them, nothing harmony